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Italy is already a leader in the ranking of UNESCO sites.
The Italian-style condominium theaters have been recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Historical, architectural and cultural jewels which, for centuries, have embellished the identity of the villages and cities of central Italy and made it unique. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni underlines this. "This recognition - he adds - consolidates Italy's first place in the ranking of UNESCO sites. A record that makes us proud and that encourages us to do more and better. Italy is a cultural superpower and we will continue to do our part every day to safeguard, protect and enhance a heritage that the whole world envies us. Thanks to all those who believed in this challenge from the beginning and who allowed it to be won".
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Increase in tourism in central Italy

On Saturday 3 October at 8.30 pm, in the spaces of the diocesan Caritas at Termini Station in Rome, the pianist Marco Arcieri will perform as part of the Piano City Festival, bringing Chopin's music to a place of welcome for vulnerable people. The event is part of the event which sees over one hundred pianos spread throughout the capital on 3 and 4 October.

UNESCO has included the Normandy beaches where the Allies landed on D-Day as a World Heritage Site, recognizing their historical value in the liberation of Europe from Nazism.

The EOLIÈ festival will take place in the Aeolian Islands from 3 to 6 July with 'Mystery and Abyss' as its theme, including an underwater installation in memory of Sebastiano Tusa.

The distribution of the comic L'urlo dell'Orcolat, created for the 50th anniversary of the 1976 earthquake, begins tomorrow in middle schools in Friuli. The comic, the first issue of the L'Equazione recounts series, offers an original narration of the earthquake through the legendary Friulian giant Orcolat and the figure of Giuseppe Zamberletti.

Shakira announced that the May 2 concert on Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro will be dedicated to Latin American women. The free event awaits around 2 million people with an economic impact estimated at 150 million euros. The stage will be the largest ever seen: 1,500 square meters. A worker died during construction work.